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The four boys who were rescued from a cave in northern Thailand and taken to hospital Sunday after more than two weeks are doing well. Said the head of the rescue team, Narongsak Osottanakorn, Monday. They were hungry and asked for fried rice at the hospital.
Before their dive, the teenagers had received medication. "The boys were under tranquilizer so as not to panic," Denmark's Ivan Karadzic told Danish radio. He participated in the rescue operation on Sunday and helped halfway through the flooded cave to replace the bottles of compressed air.
Boys wore diving suits and masks. "They looked a little scared, but they were not panicked or anything, and they smiled and said thank you," reported the diver. The rescue continues, but it must first gather forces and will probably be restored Tuesday. He hopes all the rescue will be finished on Tuesday.
The youth are at Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital, about 40 kilometers from Tham Luang Cave. They were housed in a screened area. Those who have already been saved by members of the twelve-member football team have not been announced by the authorities – even parents do not know.
Other concerns related to the rescue operation appear to be classmates at 11 years old. at 16 years old. "They should hurry up (…) because we have a lot of homework," said Pansa Sompienjai, 15,
(APA / Reuters / AFP / dpa)
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